Vegware Compostable Coffee Cup Lids 79-Series 8oz (Pack of 1000)
Product Description
These are Vegware's 79-Series lids for 8oz hot cups, made from CPLA — a plant-based material derived from corn starch rather than oil. They are designed to sit securely on...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 79
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Product Description
These are Vegware's 79-Series lids for 8oz hot cups, made from CPLA — a plant-based material derived from corn starch rather than oil. They are designed to sit securely on Vegware's compatible 8oz cups and help prevent spills during takeaway service. Like all Vegware products, they are certified compostable and will break down in a commercial composting facility within a matter of weeks.
In a busy café or takeaway environment, the practical case for compostable packaging has become straightforward: many operators are reducing single-use plastics either by choice or to meet local waste commitments, and switching to certified compostable lids is one of the more manageable steps. These lids perform in the same way as a conventional plastic lid during service — they seat properly, resist heat, and handle the pressures of high-volume counter service without issue.
- Certified compostable — suitable for commercial composting waste streams
- Made from CPLA, a plant-derived material with a significantly lower carbon footprint than oil-based plastics
- Compatible with Vegware's 8oz hot cup range
- Supplied in cases of 1000, practical for high-turnover service
- Lightweight at 2g per lid, reducing packaging waste volume
One practical point worth noting: the composting benefit is only fully realised if you have access to a commercial composting collection service. These lids are not suitable for home composting bins and should not go into standard recycling. If your current waste contractor does not collect compostable materials, it is worth confirming this before committing to a full switch.
These lids are well suited to coffee shops, cafés, street food operators, and contract caterers running takeaway services who are working towards reducing landfill waste. If you are fitting out a new site or reviewing your disposables range more broadly, our team is happy to talk through the options.
Key Features
- CPLA construction made from corn starch, not oil-based plastic
- 79-Series sizing compatible with Vegware 8oz hot cup range
- Certified compostable in commercial composting facilities within weeks
- Lightweight 2g lid designed for high-volume takeaway counter use
- Supplied in cases of 1000 for efficient stock management
Operational Benefits
- Reduces single-use plastic waste across takeaway and café service
- Supports operator commitments to lower-carbon disposable packaging
- Fits securely on compatible cups, minimising spills during busy service
- Bulk pack quantity keeps restocking straightforward for high-turnover sites
- Compostable certification simplifies compliance with waste reduction policies
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 79
- Dimensions
- 10(H) x 79(Ø)mm
- Freezer safe
- No
- Material
- CPLA
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 2g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- These lids are designed specifically for Vegware's 79-Series 8oz cup range. They may not seat correctly on cups from other manufacturers, as lid-to-cup compatibility depends on precise rim diameter. If you are using a mixed range of cups, it is worth checking fit before ordering in volume.
- Yes — CPLA lids require a commercial composting facility to break down correctly. They are not suitable for home composting or standard kerbside recycling. Before switching your disposables range, confirm with your waste contractor that they collect compostable materials, as provision varies by area.
- CPLA is heat-tolerant and performs well with hot beverages in normal takeaway conditions. It handles the temperatures typical of café service without deforming. That said, if cups are being filled with extremely high-temperature liquids and held for extended periods, it is worth testing under your specific service conditions before a full rollout.